In Fall of the Mighty, the second instalment of Larry Forcey's Diamonds through Waterloo series, readers are thrust into the heart of early twentieth-century Manhattan and the raw energy of baseball's Deadball Era.
Follow the harrowing journey of William Jennings, an orphan who steps beyond the shelter of St. Mary's after a series of devastating losses leave him seeking answers about his hidden past. As he processes his discovery of society's latent cruelties, William finds unexpected allies in the heroes of baseball, who impart life lessons and offer hope. This captivating tale of resilience, determination, and the pursuit of knowing his place in the world promises to transport readers to a historic era infused with the optimism and grit that defined a nation.
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
Dicke: 13 mm
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979-8-9908961-0-9 (9798990896109)
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Larry Forcey was born and raised in Southern California and now resides in Mesa, Arizona. After a brief stint in education, teaching US History at the Middle School level, he entered the accounting profession. "The Crèche," was his first published novel, resulting from his winning the 2011 WestBow Award at the Orange County Christian Writers Conference. His passion for baseball inspired the writing of his next two novels -- "T-Reports" and "Fall of the Mighty" -- the first two books of the four-part series, "Diamonds Through Waterloo.
